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27: HealthMap – Global Disease Alert Map
22: April 22: Earth Day
16: Nano Flower Bouquet
16: Sulfate Aerosols: Global Cooling
15: Next Generation Nanofilms
13: Science NetLinks

February 2009

04: NIEHS: Environmental Health Science Education

December 2008

05: United Nations University Our World 2.0 Beta

October 2008

08: NASA Images
08: The 2008 Ig Nobel Prize Winners List

15: Time on Cancer

January 2008

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February 2006

28: Medical Journals: Open Access
27: MadeHow.com
23: Better Than This? Impossible!
23: Aerogel
22: Distilling Ionic Liquids
21: Super Cyclopentadienyl (Cp) Complexes
21: Particle Impact
21: Stardust: First Results
20: Stem Cells
19: Alternative Energy: Geothermal
19: How to Lower Cholesterol
19: Targeting Induced Local Lesions IN Genomes: TILLING
19: Fountain of Dreams
15: Global Heating
15: Odd Tourists
15: Sites Going to School
15: Nanotubes Medical Applications
15: Noradrenaline
15: Another “To Be or Not To Be” Question
15: ‘Hey, let’s look more carefully’
14: Hydrogel Microlenses
14: Uncovering Apoptosis
13: More on Darwin
12: Inside e-Learning
12: Love = Brain Chemistry
11: Saluting the Improvement of the Human Genome
11: High Pressure Hydrogen Purification
11: Amazing Coatings
10: Are You Bored?
10: Resveratrol Again
05: Chemistry of Love
05: History of Chemistry in Photography
05: Einstein Mozart Connection
05: More on Asbestos: ADAO
04: Stopping Dioxins Exposure
04: Secrecy in Science
04: Preventing Scientific Frauds
04: Physics Blogs
04: Academic Job Market

January 2006

29: Global Warming
29: The Silent Partner
29: Signs of Fraud?
29: Aromatic Oxidation
28: Day of Remembrance
27: Earth
27: A New Earth?
27: Rain Gardens
27: Metallic Glasses
27: Where’s George? Helps With the Flu
25: Let’s Save Coral Reefs
24: Stardust
23: Charles Darwin: Exhibit
23: Science can be Fun but Fun is not Enough
23: Good to Know but… Never?
23: Flavor Industry
22: Glassblowing
21: Murphy’s Laws Site
21: Big Glasses and White Coats
21: End of Story?
21: An Extraordinary Skill
20: Moving Closer to a Quantum Computer
20: Valid in medical research only?
20: Ig Nobel Prize on the way
04: From Flickr: Icequake
04: Fimoculous: Top 20 Lists of 2005
03: Electrons Dance
03: Chemistry: Actual Trends

December 2005

30: Cat State
30: 2005 Biggest Discoveries
29: The Best Photos of the Year 2005
29: Nitrodibenzofuran (NDBF)
29: Breeder Reactors: Reprocessing the Nuclear Waste
28: Rainbow Sunset
28: Acetylene, Hydrogen Cyanide and Carbon Dioxide
28: Hangover Solved
28: Crypteins
21: More Christmas Resources
21: C&EN: Chemistry Highlights 2005
21: Chemicals, Chemicals, Everything is Made of Chemicals
21: Siloles
20: Christmas Chemistry
15: Wikipedia vs. Britannica
15: Deadly Games
15: Cell Biology Animation
15: Henry Taube
15: CFCs’ (Chlorofluorocarbons) Effects
13: Interesting Findings
13: Asbestos in Northern Ireland
12: Numbers, Numbers, Numbers
12: Soft Metals: The Importance of Impurities
12: A Powerful Example of Interdisciplinary Scientific Work
11: The (Scientific) Revolution Continues
09: TeacherXpress
09: Green Roof Water Recycling System
09: Hydrogen: The Ultimate Fuel
09: A Wrong Signal?
09: Electron Holes
08: Resources for Teaching Biology
08: Carbon Emissions Receipts (CERs) Trade
08: Hair Coloring Chemistry
08: Fluorescent Minerals
08: Mesothelioma Asbestos
07: PodClassing
05: Molecular Simulation of the Ribosome
04: Scientific American 50
04: Bad Idea?
02: A Cup of Coffee a Day Keeps… The Brain Working
02: Results of NESTA’s Survey of Secondary School Science Teachers
02: The Not So Wonderful World of Wikipedia
01: More Christmas Gifts Ideas.

November 2005

29: World Wide Learn
29: Richard E. Smalley
29: More on Intelligent Design
28: EDUCAUSE: Evolving Technologies Reports
27: Old News
27: What We Don’t Know
27: Some Ideas for Christmas Gifts…
27: The Real Coldplay
27: Personalized Medicine
26: ECHO
26: Tunnel Made of Water
26: Leak Detection, Carbon Nanotubes, New Space Materials and High-Tech Nature
26: From 280 Parts per Million Two Centuries Ago to 380 ppm Today
26: NRC’s Assessment of Doctoral Programs
20: The Pleasure of Cycling Explained
20: 50 Years of Citation Indexing
20: May the Force be With Blogs
18: Visionlearning
18: REACH Again
14: Sports Drug Screens
13: Einstein Light
13: Blue Polymers
13: “Paranormal” Chemistry
13: Toxicity of Nanomaterials
13: PowerPoint: Not Guilty
13: REACH Delayed
10: Resveratrol
10: An Organic Chemist Saga
10: Warning Signs
09: Live Science
09: Coffee Science
09: Good News for Open Access
08: Good News for (Some) Chemists
06: Physics Flash Animations
05: All About Avian Influenza
04: Universities Worldwide
04: Not Only in Chemistry
03: Scale of Things
03: Liquidmetal

October 2005

25: SnowCrystals.com
25: Environmentally Friendly Catalysts
25: Archives Preservation
22: LAAPhysics
22: Ionic Liquids
20: Science & Society Picture Library (SSPL)
18: More Quantum Bits
17: MetaSite
14: World Universities’ Ranking on the Web
14: Impact Factor

September 2005

08: EqWorld
08: A Good Start
08: Tiny Movement, Great Technological Leap
08: Surfactants
07: DNA Barcode
07: Next: Hydrogen from Biomass
07: Nano Computers
07: Katrina: Oil and Environmental Problems

August 2005

28: Stability of Matter-Antimatter Molecules
27: Microscopy and Science Education Web Site
27: Black List
27: Dendrimers
22: Biology Hypertextbook
22: Is This a Cut?
22: (Not only) Chemistry in the Kitchen
22: Solution: Sofar (white strawberry)
21: Skoool.ie
21: A Sacrilege
21: Casimir Force
20: Molecular Motors
20: Full Steam Ahead
19: All About Prime Numbers
19: Scientists Behaving Badly – Part II
19: Strange Quarks
18: Is There Anyone Listening?
17: Volcanoes, Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Tornadoes
17: Human Tests?
17: Green Something
17: Can’t disagree more…
17: Multimedia, e-Learning and Accessibility
16: More Articles on ACS vs. PubChem Dispute
16: A big step toward tiny electronic devices
16: Baeyer-Villiger Oxidation Reaction
14: Graceful distillations…
14: Spiked Science
14: They call it “restructuring”…
14: Noobs?
14: Studying the Structure of Chromatin
13: Science Research Portal
13: The School superintendent didn’t know…
13: ‘Scientists study scientists behaving badly’
13: BMC Bioinformatics
12: Best Websites for Students
12: R&D evaluation
11: ARKive
11: Double or Nothing
11: Enols
11: Scientific publishing: new model proposed
05: NutritionData
04: And the answer is…
04: How to Solve the Hydrogen Storage Problem
01: PubChem
01: From Peter Murray-Rust and Henry Rzepa

31: Google Library
31: Trichloroethylene
31: ‘An extremely interesting organism’
31: The Next Information Revolution
30: For Teachers
27: Pioneering again
27: Derek Lowe on Intelligent Design
27: Using a nanomechanical oscillator
27: Protests again
27: Detecting life on Mars
26: The rebirth of dithiocarbamates
26: Hydrogen sensors
26: Opinion on Evolution and Intelligent Design
25: Are you an astronomical alchemist?
25: Dream Taste
25: Petunias Chemistry
25: Shortage of chemistry teachers in Scotland
24: Bologna Process
24: Kitchen Tip to Remove Odors
24: Information resources on chemistry
24: Security Policy for Laboratory Data
22: Another Opinion on CAS vs. PubChem Dispute
22: Cutbacks in Oxford’s Physics and Chemistry departments
22: Journal of Biological Chemistry: Paper of the Week
22: Women scientists
18: World of colors
18: Low cost diamonds…
18: CAS vs. PubChem again
18: The Risks and Benefits of Free Online Journal Access
18: Forensics goes mobile
18: Laboratory Projects
18: Artichoke
17: Online course materials from around the world
17: E-learning and the Lord of the Rings
17: Can we call it cooperative work?
17: It’s in the brain!
16: Technovelgy
16: “Intelligent design concepts”
16: Natural air cleaners
16: Fighting Free-Radicals Damage
16: Calcium oxide helps heating coffee
15: Chemical ageing of paintings
15: The Chemistry of Conservation and Restoration
15: Excellent news
13: More facts
13: Levitating heavy objects
13: In Support of Thomas C. Butler
12: Facts
11: Electronic museum of butterflies
11: Good Cadmium
11: Maybe not…
11: Buckyballs: potential applications in everything, but…
11: The Benefits of EU Membership
09: Carrots, carrots and more carrots
09: Corn, Ethanol, Gasoline and Hydrogen
09: Real CSIs
09: Para Red
08: Evolution, Science and Society
08: A new periodic table of the elements…
08: Definition of Science
08: Intelligent Design
06: The Museum of Unworkable Devices: Fascinating Inventions
06: Using X-Ray Crystallography
06: Are food additives scaring you?
05: Hands on CERN
05: It is not a Tetrahedron Letters only phenomenon
05: University students blogs
05: Hydrophilic when dry, hydrophobic when wet
04: Internet and Education
03: Mercury again
03: Lemon juice combating pollution
03: Yahoo!: 10×10 moments
03: Undergraduate research
02: Producing electricity by cleaning dirty waters
02: FAST-ACT
02: Radiochemistry Lab Ruins

30: The Wired Masters of Technology and Innovation
29: ‘Impressions in time’
29: Another Extraterrestrial Laboratory
29: Interaction, usability and relevance
29: Smart way of learning
28: A very good list of Science weblogs
28: Clouds in the ozone layer
28: Here we go again…
28: Titan Atmosphere as an Organic Chemistry Lab
25: Chocolate and… Coke?
25: The Biggest Danger to Earth
25: ACS NIH dispute
25: Hubble site
25: Happy 15th Anniversary
24: Cells, Cells and more Cells!
24: Chemical World
24: Molecular scale negative differential resistance
24: Optical biochips
22: Einstein’s Nobel Prize
22: Gravitational Waves
22: Chemistry at Hand
22: Careers in chemistry
22: Technology transfer
21: albert-einstein.org
21: Dominique François Jean Arago
21: It is easy…
21: Blogs everywhere
21: European Schoolnet: European Education Portal
20: All About Einstein
20: Will There Ever Be Another Einstein?
20: Quark-Gluon Plasma Soup
20: Ice’s new phase
19: The Center for History of Physics: Albert Einstein
19: Tetracycline analogs
19: What is the smelliest compound?
19: Blueprint
18: WYP2005
18: Einstein: Myths and Misunderstandings
18: Biographies Index: Albert Einstein
18: What We Can’t Do With a Textbook
18: Public semantic chemistry
17: PubChem threatens existence of CAS? I don’t think so…
17: Social Bookmarking
17: Mobile phones are everywhere
16: Planets are forever
16: Testing the limits…
15: Good looking ants
15: Constants should be… constants
15: Solution? Digital books
14: Do We Need a New Periodic Table?
14: Clean but poisoned
13: Searching the origin of heavy elements
13: Ecology Coatings
12: What the bees see
12: Shouldn’t be so small…
12: Now, we have a trend
12: The Speed of Light Again
11: Schottky diode
11: Excellent blogs on every subject
11: Tangible Interfaces for Structural Molecular Biology
10: Writing and the Benefits of Teaching
10: An apple a day and more Zinc…
10: A kind of portable NMR
08: Testing Uncategorized
08: Problems in the Global Academy
08: Dip-Pen Nanolithography
08: Sci-Bytes Data
08: PRP: Peptide Resource Page
07: Artificial flavours
07: Multicellularity, The eye, The brain, Language, Photosynthesis, Sex, Death, Parasitism, Superorganisms and Symbiosis
07: How Will it End?
07: Creative Chemistry
06: COACh
06: A not so utopian vision of hydrogen economy
06: Powerful roots
05: Nanowires as building blocks
05: Superchemistry
05: Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search (MINOS)
04: The extinction of the dinosaurs chemistry
04: Mercury is…
04: About the importance of Carbon
04: New Solid Oxide Fuel Cell
03: Ourmedia and Teachers
02: DIDAC
02: Paperless Lab
02: Software Suite: The Adjustment, Estimation and Uses of Equilibrium Constants in Agueous Solution
01: Indiana Jones Chemists
01: Toward green chemistry
01: Using Two-Dimensional Electronic Spectroscopy
01: Waiting for exotic superconductors

31: Educational use of blogs
31: Institutional diversity
31: You will have to choose…
31: Molecular dissection
31: It’s a Record!
30: All about 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
30: Puzzling…
30: Air causes splash
30: Interesting discussions
29: “Hottest” Researchers
29: Playing with Pentacene and Rubrene
29: Euroscience Open Forum
29: Report from Alliance for Higher Education Competitiveness
28: Do you love clouds?
28: After a DNA Crash
28: New compounds are needed to fight tuberculosis
28: A new kind of fuel cell
28: Nanotechnology on National Geographic News
27: PBDE Flame Retardants
27: Fluorine: Good or Evil?
27: Chemical Fingerprints
24: Is my Lab Safer than my Living Room?
24: Really Really Nano
24: Environmental Management
21: Sea of Methane
21: Bioinfo Online
21: From cells to electronic circuits
21: Can serve as a Beryllium replacement
21: Beautiful Images
21: Sudan 1, 2, 3, 4…
20: WebCT survey
18: ‘Einstein 1905′
18: Is still in early stages of testing
18: Detecting drugs and explosives
18: Scientific illiteracy
17: OSIRIS Property Explorer
16: Are you reading this in the workplace?
16: And are readily available…
16: LOL
16: Forensics next challenge
15: Are tattoo inks dangerous?
14: Nanotopia
14: Fats for dummies…
14: No more soldering. Well… almost!
13: Organic Chemistry Open Acess Journal
13: Heat is Rising in Cold Fusion?
11: Conference in Brussels
11: Patents Downloading
11: Weird Enough
10: Titan Chemistry
10: I like sandwich-like proteins
10: Prominent nuclear physicist dies at 98
08: American Chemical Society Good News
08: What is Your Preferred Flavour?
07: iPod Chemistry
07: REACH
07: Acrylamide Dangers
05: Practical Advice on Working with Carbon Diselenide
04: Is This True? It Seems Unbelievable…
04: Atomic-Scale Movies
04: OurWebClass.com
04: Resetting the Carbon-Dating Clock
04: Proceedings of Science (PoS)
03: ES&T Special Issue: Nanotechnology
03: Atom-Based Standards
03: SOLAR-H: Producing Hydrogen from Renewable Resources
03: Petroleum from Orange Peels and Carbon Dioxide
02: Synthetic Nanomotors
02: Hofmeister Effect
01: Smart Glass
01: Super Heavy Nuclei
01: Hydration Force
01: The Invisible Web

February 2005

25: Teaching Without a Textbook
25: Mimicking Nature’s Chemical Strategies
19: Water-Solid Interface
19: Arctic Pollution
19: Chemistry is Back!
18: Science. gov Alert Service
18: Come and Get It
18: The Chronicle of Higher Education: Inside a Free-Speech Firestorm
17: Liquid Carbon
17: Oxygen Sponge Converts Hydrogen into Water
16: IBM Scientists Control the Charge State of an Atom
16: Smart Nanomaterials
15: Teaching and Blogging
15: Innate Immunity
15: Unidentified High-Flying Lab
15: Modern Leonardos da Vinci
14: Chemistry of Love
13: Self-Censorship in Science
12: Try This at Home!
12: A Comparison of 3 Scientific Search Engines
12: whathaseuropedone.org
11: Chemicals of Life
11: State of Matter of Fire
11: Natural Fuel Cell
10: Lewis Wolpert Needs Your Help
10: Social Bookmarking Comparison Chart
10: Preparing Chemists for the 21st Century
09: Cyclic Ozone
09: Gas Storage in Nanoporous Materials
09: Wink
08: OA and Academic Atupidity According to Roger Pollack
08: Social Software
08: “If you could do it all over again, would you still get your Ph.D.?”
08: Proteome Commons
08: Microsoft Scarfs Down the European Science Community?
07: More Secure Airbags
07: Challenges in Surface Chemistry
07: Business Week on Nanotechnology
07: Ocean Acidification
06: Mobile Technology in the Lab
04: Nano Catalyst
04: Chemical Industry Responds
04: Biozon Database
04: Dirty Liquid Crystals
03: Svante Arrhenius and the Greenhouse Effect
03: Atomic Chain Anchors
02: e-Portfolio
02: Google Scholar
02: And… What About Drinking Water?
02: Virtual Nano Catalyst
01: The Educational Semantic Web
01: First-of-its-kind Spectroscopy System
01: ‘Superbowl’ Molecule
01: New Lows on Arctic Ozone Layer

January 2005

31: Plastics From Oranges
31: Journal of Nanobiotechnology
30: Web Collaborator
30: Movies Science
30: Carbon Dating & The Shroud of Turin
29: Environmental Health and Toxicology Resources
29: Nanotechnology and Nanoscience
29: Chlorine Plants
28: Albert Einstein and the World Year of Physics 2005
28: NIST Virtual Museum
28: Ranking of Greenness
28: Comedy Research Project
27: Connotea – Social Bookmarking for Scientists
27: A Sign of the Times
27: New Hydrogen Production Models
26: Why Do Cut Apples Turn Brown?
26: Seeking Better Catalysts
26: Internet and Student Cheating
26: Harvard Controversy
26: NOVA scienceNOW
25: Blogs in Academia
25: DNA Helps Nanoparticles
25: Pure Water as Detergent
25: Environmental Protection Magazine
25: Uncle Tungsten
24: Glass or Plastic?
23: Aluminum Clusters Again
23: A Quote from P.W. Atkins
22: Antioxidants in Peanuts
22: Methane and Water in Titan
22: Blogs: Learning Tools
22: Mobile Learning (m-Learning)
22: Journal of Physical & Chemical Reference Data: Reprints Freely Available
21: MASSIVE
21: NONCODE
21: Body Odour
21: Compound in Beer Fights Cancer
20: Open Access on University of Minho
20: Access to Chemistry Journals
20: Scirus and Google Scholar Comparison
20: Deep Sea Hydrocarbon Factory
20: 7 Words Definition of Chemistry
19: Gotta Get My Stuff Done
18: Molecular Surgery
18: Hydrogen Cars Are Almost Here
18: elearningeuropa.info
18: Weblogg-ed: Weblogs as Pedagogy
17: Huygens Shows Titan Chemistry
17: Interesting Aluminum Behaviour
16: Environmental Literacy Council: Chlorine
16: Homocysteine Levels and Stroke Risk
16: Dangers of Using Products Coated with Teflon
16: Lab-On-A-Chip: Stamp-Size Laboratory